MYSTERIOUS: 15 - What They Never Told You

Netflix top 10 movies — here’s the 3 worth watching right now (April 4-5)

Our guide on the three best movies to watch on Netflix’s top 10, including a hilarious teardown of Hollywood, an emotional true crime documentary, and a long-awaited horror sequel.

Tom’s Guide · Apr 4

Some Key Project Hail Mary Movie Changes Could Make A Sequel A Lot Easier

A couple things stuck out to me.

Cinemablend · Apr 4

Hollywood's narrative on UFOs and ETs reaches back many decades

Hollywood has driven how Americans envision little green men with big eyes and bigger heads

The Independent UK · Apr 4

Social Media Is Not Tobacco

Plus: Hollywood is over, the war in Iran is not, Democrats are fighting about affordability, and more...

Reason · Mar 31

Her song features in Ryan Gosling’s hit movie, but Erima Maewa Kaihau was once a star too

Hollywood science fiction blockbuster Project Hail Mary, starring Ryan Gosling, opened to generally positive reviews and strong box office receipts, but in Aotearoa New Zealand it made news for another reason.

The Conversation · Mar 31

I’ve Always Wanted All The Hemsworth Brothers On The Screen Together. Turns Out There’s One Chris-Sized Obstacle

Let's make this happen, Hollywood!

Cinemablend · Mar 30

'She Looks Sexy All the Time,' Kim Novak Criticises Sydney Sweeney's Casting in Her Biopic—'Never Approved'

Kim Novak, at 93, criticizes the casting of Sydney Sweeney in the biopic 'Scandalous,' highlighting concerns over the portrayal of her relationship with Sammy Davis Jr.

International Business Times UK · Mar 30

Kim Novak claims Sydney Sweeney too 'sexy' to play her in biopic: 'Totally wrong'

Sweeney previously hit out after a Hollywood producer criticised her appearance and acting ability

Evening Standard · Mar 30

Kim Novak says Sydney Sweeney is ‘totally wrong’ to play her because she ‘looks sexy all the time’

Sweeney was set to play Novak in Colman Domingo’s directorial debut, ‘Scandalous!’

The Independent UK · Mar 28

Ryan Gosling: It isn't down to audiences to save cinema

Ryan Gosling has insisted it is Hollywood's "job" to keep cinemas afloat by making films that people want to go out and see.

BANG Premier · Mar 26